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Hans India
a day ago
- Climate
- Hans India
Rains shatter normal life
Vizianagaram: The continuous rains in the Vizianagaram district have affected the normal life and no man is in the road and people remain in their homes for the past four days. The roads and drainages are flooding with rain water and business centers, shops and other activities are completely stalled with the showers. These rains are helpful for the farmers in the rural areas as they are seeking for water to transplant the paddy farm. Bondapalli, Jami, S Kota, Bhogapuram, Nellimarla, Denkada, Bobbili, Parvathipuram and many mandals have been receiving the continuous rains. The farmers are expressing their pleasure over the showers and they are ready to complete the Khariff works with these rains. But on the otherside, the normal life is badly affected as the daily labour like autowalas, Push cart vendors, street vendors, construction workers are forced to confine for home as they have no option to go for work. Residents dare not to come out to purchase the vegetables and fruits and the small-time vendors are losing their business apart from the stock they lifted in the past three days to sell in the streets. Way side vegetable vendor K Lakshmi said, daily I used to sell the veggies worth of Rs 1,500 but in the past four days I didn't sell more than Rs 200 as the rains have lashed my business and the vegetables I purchased three days back are getting spoiled. K Narayana, a mason worker said that he has been in the work and earning Rs 800 per day but in the last one week he didn't earn anything and he has to money from his friend to meet his family needs. Apart from this the water bodies, wells, tanks, reservoirs are getting heavy inflow and the irrigation officials are put on high alert by the district collectors and directed them to keep monitoring the levels of water and evacuate the people from low lying areas. Andra, Pedda Gedda, Thotapalli, Tatipudi, Vengalaraya Sagar projects are getting high inflow with the recent rains.
New Indian Express
2 days ago
- Politics
- New Indian Express
Judiciary is sole independent entity under PM Modi's regime: CPI national secretary K Narayana
VIJAYAWADA: CPI national secretary K Narayana likened the Indian judiciary to the mythological warrior Abhimanyu, asserting that it is the last bastion striving to uphold justice and democracy in the country. Speaking on the current political landscape on Sunday, he expressed alarm over the Centre's alleged control over key institutions, including the President's office, the Election Commission, the CBI, and the Enforcement Directorate. He accused the BJP-led NDA government of undermining the elected State governments, and manipulating democratic institutions. Narayana highlighted the judiciary as the only institution resisting this overreach, emphasising its critical role in safeguarding India's democratic framework. He criticised the Central government and the President for disregarding the judiciary's call to respect the elected State governments. He also pointed to the actions of nominated governors, particularly in Tamil Nadu, where the governor has openly spoken against opposition parties, as evidence of interference in State governance. Narayana claimed that the States without a 'double engine' BJP government face targeted attacks from the Central agencies. Of the five major national institutions—President, Election Commission, Judiciary, NITI Aayog, and CBI—Narayana alleged that four are under the Modi government's control, leaving the judiciary as the sole independent entity. Warning of a potential crisis at the national level, Narayana called for all anti-BJP forces to unite to counter this threat. The CPI is actively discussing the formation of a broad-based 'Anti-BJP Front' at its upcoming National Conference in Chandigarh, starting September 22, to strengthen opposition and protect India's democratic fabric, Narayana said.
Hans India
07-07-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Ensure success of centenary fete, CPI workers urged
Tirupati: CPI national secretary K Narayana has called upon party workers across the country to work diligently to ensure the success of the CPI's centenary celebrations at State, district, and mandal levels. Speaking at a meeting held here on Sunday, Narayana said that the centenary events should serve as a platform to strengthen the party at the grassroots level. He urged local units to focus on enrolling healthy and active new members while also promoting deserving existing members to leadership roles. 'Only a strengthened Communist Party can effectively counter the rise of communalism,' he stated. Criticising the State government, Narayana alleged that the coalition regime had completely failed to support mango farmers. 'While pulp industry syndicates are exploiting farmers by buying mangoes at low prices, the government merely made deceptive announcements, offering Rs 4 per kg without any real implementation,' he said. He questioned whether the same industries would sell mango juice at reduced prices if they procured produce cheaply. Narayana came down heavily on former Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, accusing him of engaging in 'corpse politics.' He criticised the large-scale condolence processions organised by Jagan's followers with fireworks and slogans, stating that such displays during a condolence visit are inappropriate and disruptive. Speaking on the occasion, CPI district secretary Murali reiterated that, as the CPI completes 100 years, there is a need to intensify struggles to empower the party further. The meeting was attended by CPI State Executive Committee members A Rama Naidu and K Siva Reddy, city Secretary J Viswanath and district executive committee members Chinnam Penchalayya, K Radha Krishna, B Nadiya, and Bandi Chalapathi, among others.
Hans India
27-05-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Peace talks must be held with Maoists
Hyderabad: CPI National Secretary Dr K Narayana has asked the central government to declare a ceasefire with the Naxalites immediately. After inaugurating the CPI Janaseva Dal state-level training meeting on Monday, he said, both sides should declare a ceasefire, noting that it is understood that the Naxalites have already agreed to the ceasefire. He said that the Naxalites are not terrorists, they are citizens of our country. He said that when talking to Pakistan, which is nurturing terrorism, 'it is not difficult to hold peace talks with the Naxalites, who are citizens of our country, and there will be no obstacles.' Narayana urged the central government to come to a peace agreement through political talks, saying there is nothing but ideological differences and that the problem cannot be solved through the barrel of a gun.
Hans India
23-04-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
‘Sedition case must be filed against Chennamaneni'
Hyderabad: CPI National Secretary Dr K Narayana has demanded that a sedition case be filed against Chennamaneni Ramesh, who contested elections without Indian citizenship. On Tuesday, Narayana said that Ramesh was elected as MLA to Vemulawada several times without Indian citizenship and cheated the central government and the judiciary. Dr Narayana alleged he used his influence as an MLA and earned crores of rupees. He demanded that the entire salary he received as an MLA should be returned to the government. Dr Narayana also stated that he should be punished for the assets he acquired through fraud by using his position, and 'we will approach the court on this matter,' he added.
